Cargo ship loses 750 containers en route from China to Los Angeles
Bad weather was blamed for the accident as AP Moller-Maersk said.
Tag: United States
US-bound migrant caravan in Guatemala swells to 9,000 people
At least 9,000 Honduran migrants have entered Guatemala after a first group pushed past border police late Friday and others soon followed on the first step of a journey north they hope will take them to the United States, officials said Saturday.
Cambodian exports to US rising
Cambodia exported $6,059 million of goods to the United States over the first 11 months of 2020, an increase of 17 percent.
Nashville blast probed as governor seeks emergency declaration
Authorities in Nashville on Saturday probed an explosion that ripped through part of the US city on Christmas morning after a chilling bomb warning while the governor requested an emergency declaration from the White House.
US poised for mass COVID-19 vaccine campaign
Official: Pfizer vaccine will reach hospitals across the US by Monday morning.
Record US virus cases as British queen to get vaccine soon
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II to get a vaccine within weeks, say reports.
Envoy: US trade embargo is ‘main obstacle’ to trade between Cuba and other countries
Sanctions imposed by the United States (US) are a serious roadblock for Cuba.
Gig Lessons from California
As the United States waited multiple days for results to trickle in from swing states across the country, one set of voters had already seen their demands vindicated by November 4.
Cambodia defends right to relocate US-funded facility at Ream Naval Base
The US expresses disappointment over the demolition of another US-built facility.
Getting ready for Mr Biden
The election of the 46th president of the United States is over, bar the final official result.
On debt row: US loan to Lon Nol gov’t like noose to Cambodia
Murphy says he would love to see the progress on the war debt.
FBI to set up office in Cambodia
US’ Federal Bureau of Investigation to set up an office at its headquarters in Phnom Penh after a joint task force was established.
Any successful foreign companies may become targets for US attacks
No onlookers of the US looting of Chinese companies will be immune from its aftereffects.
US commits to help rid leftover cluster bombs in Cambodia
US renews its commitment to help rid Cambodia of remnants of the Vietnam War.
US is on the cusp of make or break
The strong imagery of “great country, great nation” has been somewhat dampened by a series of events recently, mostly thanks to the astonishing performance of the US administration both at home and abroad.
China chip giant SMIC shares sink on US export controls
Shares in China’s biggest chipmaker tumbled yesterday on reports that the United States had imposed export controls on the company, the latest salvo in the countries’ battle for technological dominance.
Cambodia’s investment authority affirms UDG is not China’s state-owned company
CDC voices great disappointment over the US sanctions against Chinese UDG.
US, Iran battle over sanctions at world court
The United States and Iran will face off at the UN’s top court on Monday in the latest round of a battle over sanctions on Tehran reimposed by President Donald Trump.
China’s answer to global data security
The United States had started discouraging the use of Chinese telecommunications technology and equipment much before it launched a “Clean Network” program last month.
Where Indians and Indians in US diverge
If Indians could vote in the United States (US) presidential elections, they will probably go with the incumbent, no matter how poorly the candidate was polling at home.
US towns destroyed as firefighters battle wildfires under orange skies
Entire communities have been razed by wildfires raging in the western United States, with officials warning of potential mass deaths under apocalyptic orange skies.
CMAA thank donors for contribution to demining effort
CMAA expressed its appreciation for the support provided by the United States to clear Cambodia of landmines and explosive remnants of war.
US hits five million virus cases, Trump criticised
The United States on Sunday reached the extraordinary milestone of five million coronavirus cases as President Donald Trump was accused of flouting the constitution by unilaterally extending a virus relief package.
Coronavirus deaths reach 150,000 in worst-hit US
The United States marked a grim milestone on Wednesday when its coronavirus deaths topped 150,000 – far exceeding the toll in any other pandemic-hit nation.
US virus toll surges as scaled-down hajj begins
Muslim pilgrims begin a pandemic-curtailed version of their sacred hajj.
Washington’s rogue preaching could start another ‘Red Scare’
Although China’s rise has become a fait accompli, the China hawks in Washington are unable to accept that fact.
US infections top three million as Trump pushes schools reopening
The United States topped three million confirmed coronavirus cases Wednesday.
Trump formally pulls out of WHO
Trump formally starts the withdrawal of the United States from the World Health Organization, making good on threats.
US says foreign students whose classes move online cannot stay
The United States said Monday it would not allow foreign students to remain in the country if all of their classes are moved online in the fall because of the coronavirus crisis.
Message from the United States Ambassador to Cambodia
“On behalf of Embassy of the United States of America, I invite all Cambodians to join Americans everywhere in celebrating the Fourth of July!”
